Sentence examples for have now embedded from inspiring English sources

"Hezbollah and Iran have now embedded in bases in Syria, and they have recently become much bolder".

All the homes have now embedded the programme as part of their care packages.

Feedback from the focus groups indicates that all the homes have now embedded the programme as part of their care packages.

Our work since then focuses on replicating results in independent samples and we have now embedded our effort to assemble a working group within the Cohorts for Heart and Aging Research in Genomic Epidemiology (CHARGE) consortium [ 22].

A tweet from comedian Chris O'Dowd has now been embedded instead to show an image of Mayall's original 2010 tweet.

Although the term "e-learning" has now firmly embedded itself into the global corporate vernacular, most executives find themselves doing little more than scattering people and technologies within training programs at random with the hope that one of these programs will work.

These have now matured and are deeply embedded in the drug discovery process in most pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies where they continue to play a major part in the discovery of new medicines and drug candidates.

Beacons have now become so small they can be embedded in visitor badges.

His endorsement will have helped the snuff movie, now embedded in Fox New's coverage, to become yet more ubiquitous online.

Willetts said: "Much of the knowledge we have secured from Aimhigher initiatives is now embedded in the sector and it's right the universities have the freedom and flexibility to decide how to spend their resources on promoting access".

The enumeration previously only included the two basic feature selection types described by Baumgartner et al. [ 55] and has now been extended to embedded and ensemble-based methods.